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FAMILY SUPPLIES.
Now We Have II.

NEW VERMONT MAPLE SUGAR
ONE TON
Just received Not 400 or 500 pounds, but literally
ONE TON.
By getting large quantity like this direct from the
Sugar Camp in Vermont. able TO sell at mod
crate price. Stores supplied at wholesale rates.
apps ELPHONZO YOUNGS CO., 42S 9Th St
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CIVIL hi6HfS IN MISUNDERSTANDING In the Wiz.
gloi- senate hr Norton, cOOred, presented peri-
tiuA siShed by some OF his colored CONSTITUENTS.
shIc.l odn: I'VE earnestly a. sire thar a bill bt.
az and every citizen of tnlS STATE. res-ar,iiess or
Iace % Color The Tree anc unmoested privilege OF
OeteFH.lAing Tor himself whether he VII, hide FIRST
Or SStohu eI-Ss; the privilege OF stopping at any
nous Kept Tor the use OF the public, or any place
OF amusement" IL was referred 10 the COMMITS
tee on general laws
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EDUCATIONAL.

NRAMMING FOR CIvII~sERvICF ExAMINA-
- ton: Easy artificial memory system Universal
dress W. E. rCANN, p. O. Box 81 BALTIMORE Md
my11-3Ws
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DIVORCE SrIr COMMENCED, DECREE MADE A
MOAAS ZEN AHRIEII In one nv

DIVORCE SEIT COMMENCED. DECREE MADE AND
WOMAN REMARKED IN ONE DAY.
Mrs Sophia Kaufman, OF Louisville, Ky fled n
application Tor divorce 1T 10 O'Clock SaLnrD "
morning; ~ two O'Clock her prayer was gram ed
Al O'Clock she secured another marriage Ncf .nse
anu at O'Clock she was again bride and no, VEG n
b happy She was rlrst married seven yeay /, ago
olt her matrimonial experience was, u lief a.
i-r husband deserted her at the end OF u N DAYS
L. LAS never been heard OF since but a 81 iii o.
SIN HtiS OLD II the fruit OF the brief VIZ an nv
Blschon began counting her TWO year AGO anf
found her WILING 10 marry him. A .twyer wa.
consulted last week and he prepared, rc,;,Sa, -
CilyOrce, which, with indisputable nrroor ~ ho
husbands abandonment, was HE'D heyCra .,nar
ceAor bd~ AIDS when ne went on u benrh Sa1nr
day lEp.nii4S- The case was cen .,ared 60 ~,
prayer granted As soon as the ceres was al.
~. els ,Is 'oVA BiSchor and hel
- ~ "a - Ste, a, ZIG marriage lcens,
- IeaaSAi1 'a sne as soon Mrs. kar
De- tod- AH0 p1Hde' aie al wei-known Ger
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THE IprsH Cossr ,KrrSMrr1 su,,r, I'm

THE IRISH CoNST ABIEss W BILL SETTI yp--The twelve
1rlSu con>tapes 'Fho chose exile rather than con-
1inGe TO evlct poor tenants. have declared their
attention OF De'ofning American citizens IN New
York, and they signed contracts ior six mon; hs.s
Statesmen In large local clothing COMPANY. sew
eral otRer New York merchants have agreed 10
prslde employment Tor any other ex- men herS OF
Ihe Irish constabuiary who may desire 70 come 10
This country. ~
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POISONING A fAsroK-ARias 5 OF lemonade which
hat bcen placed or the pulpit OF the Holiness Re- M
church. ia a suburb Of 10 liSyiile XIV neoriy
caused the death of its pasD r. Rev J. NJ MaYweiI
LAST friiay night ne az " 'nducting services and
b>ctinc al dlter drinklng te Lemonade lie Is .
physician, and slISpecttIsg poison he hurried 10
drug store and took al cmetfc He was raEer
lOtae IN coupe and placed In nee
UNCONSCIOUS He became very in
bat l.; low able 70 be CT }, and says he has clew
~ the polSoner- M- Maxwell says this Is the
fourth time bis LIE Ia as been attempted In Thu
way and that ne eAFo is to die I'm The pulpit He
says the lemonade Gu attained arsenic and rlat hs
has pun the matter in the hands OF detectives
His church Is pecu liar one, the members having
al sorts OF Deiief:, but Is generally known a:
sslhe Holiness BAN ~
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WASHINGTON. d. C., 14O7 MASS. AVENUE
" The NORWOOD INSTITUTE.a select Boarding
and Day School for Young Ladies and Little Girls,
opens its sixth annual session September 9th 1897
Sumiier session IN picturesque and beautiful section
OF Virginia. begins July LIST. Special facilities in Art,
Music, Eloeution and the Modern Languages. Mr. and
Mrs. VIM D. CABELI. Principals APPLICANT
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b. h h W. CATHFRwOoDL
ia South Front st.. Philadelphia
New York Oface, 10 South William It dal
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NESS of the Voice developed for Speaking and Singing
STAMMERING cured also. Affections Of the Throat
and Lungs DEEP BREATHING correctly taught
promoting HEALTH, curing COLDS. ASTHMA, and
CONSUMPTION, and preventing PNEUMONIA.
ap193m Apply at THE MARTIN COLLEGE.
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ELOCUTIONn

The MARTIN COLLEGE of ELOCUTION and
ORAIORY pig 9th St z W "a few steps north Of Pa
TON as an ELEGANT ART for Home and Society
Ten Departments; VOICE CULTURE. ARTICULA-
TION, ELOCUTION, GESTURE. ORAT RY,
SHAKESPEARE. VISIBLE SPEECH PERSONA.
TON. PANTOMIME, and ACTING. Circulars mailed
FREE ap19-2m
WASHINGTON ACADEMY OF TELEGRAPHY
w has removed from Capitol Hill to ti31 + St n w.
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JUDGE EUGENE WILLIAMS


y special Washington dispatch of
tho 18th to the D.llss News thus
speaks Of Wacp's rising young Judge.
Judge Eugene Williams OF Waco
N tde an argument of over two hours
IN ingth this morning in the Supreme
court OF the United 5 ates, as the
counsel tor the paIntill in the case OF
J.. II. VIII ANS against T.. ID. Conger,
involving tho tile 10 10000 acres OF
land. Judge Williams was more
thoughtiulot the dignity dua the great
Judlclal tribunal than the average law
yer who appears before it. The Judge
was IN iull dress with the traditional
piReuu-thilcd cont and broad expanse
OF shirt front. His argument in the
case wa' quite full and exceedingly
0mprchcnslye ali the way through.
lie hal the undivided attention of
the chief justice and his associates
aud was frequently Interrupted dur
ing hls argument with various legal
inquiries. coupl ii with desire for
additional information as to the facts
ELECTED in the trias IN the state court
lpoa the whole the effort of the
youthful judge VAS both come, dable
aud able in the extreme. Ih3 court
was ill q with many of the ablesr
lawyers IN tho country, who were a.
tnntiye listeners. Attorney General
Garland occupied seat near the J. zee
where Judge VIII ans stood, never
leaving 1t until the two hours had
been exhausted. At the close of his
argument he was heartily congrat.
unted on his effort by the attorney
general and mauy Others. Judge
VIII ANS will leave tor home tc.
morrow.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-22

specisi Dispatch 70 The Examiner
HLLsB)Ko, Dec. 2l.-Fire broke
out at 4 O'Clock Monday morning in
tae Sturgi- bl1ck, in the s'o occu-
pied by Levine Bros. The tire orig
mated in the front part OF the store.
There ha been no tire IN the store tor
a day or two. The fire department
turned out on quick tine. and by
their brave efforts the town was saved
from destruct on; otherwise, three
blocks Won have burned. In The
Ew1 block. one or tSo families had
TO III I'VE out into the cold, which was
very severe, owlng TO the brisk NORTH
wird Levine Bros. WAS insured TO
$1,000 Brown " Ransom, 5000; l.
Brln, about 50 900.
Ih3re i. lots of et-ong lax ng4intt
Joe Levine He WAS arrested in
Waco, brought up TO II llsborn jai
and Placed in 70 room but wa, al Jw
ed p.ll Tor the SUN OF $1,000. a
white man tcetihes TINT he saw Lew
inc IN the store at that time wltl (
! GIFTED match. a negro say. he saw
ulIn 60 IN the stIrc about O'Clock.
Nh Levine goes back TO Waco thi,
morning. Mrs Joe Levine, Harry
Levine, Lo2er- Levine. Ben solomon
Mrs, J. A solomon, Deputy Sheriff
Dan Ford aud Policeman ;. ;. Hal
are in the city. They Wi! 20 soutl
this morning.
The Texas and st. Louis is il
our city aud proposes to give us al
excursion soon. guess we will hav,
cheap rates now.
We won't have much Christina
here as 1t is too cold, and times too
hard.
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IMPORTANT RATE CHANGES.
The Southern Pacific Railway Conforms 10 Law
and Increases through Rates

SAN Francisco, Dec. 2l.-Thc
Southern Pacific Railway company
will to-day, in compliance with the
interstate commerce law, give notice
of III advance in firs'-class rates (
points beyond the Missouri river, 81
Louis, Memphis, New Oileans, aud
Cairo. Limited iir.t-class tickets
through Ogden or Albuquerque TO
those points have been supplanted by
unlimited Iirst-ca-s ticket, and ol 1
emigrant third-cl.ss rates now CORES
pOnd with the new scCond-class. First
cla,s ra,es to Chicago VII now he
f12 80, t. st. Louis, $3.50, to New
\ ork S9l, aud to Boston 49, >out
ern poinls Affected were, Memphis,
$3.50; Mobile, $S765; Atl.utH,
$50 %; New Orleans, SsS 60; RicL-
moud, S9l.40 aud NickSburg, Is %,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-22

he mptums Of Bil.ioutncss are unhsppj.
Is bui go 1ell known. They uiller In d Nor.
eht inclE Idusls 10 soine extent, A Bilious
m.l m q IRE ,ifest eater. Too FIRE.
44rtty ala, he ha, Al excellent appetite Tor
l.l I-4s lot none ior solids OF a morning. HI,
.ousIe d LAfi!y h.gr lusp elton al any
-m, y f. .s NJ sh.le AAd iutred, It Is rough,
a. a. event.,
Tho diges'iTe sy.iom il wholly out Of order
ana biafheAor Constipation may be s synp-
tom or The tTo'iuAy titernHte. Thera arc
often liemnrhOids oT even loss OF blood.
There MY be e'ddiue,s srd often headache
AM hciduy ~ tatu euse AMI tenderness In III,
PIT - iie 81 mach. 10 correct All this II not
effect acure Try Green's August Fluwerit COS ts
bur d uit and thousands attest ils efficacy.
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nr. Manning sick ,n,o n.n,n

ALBANY, Dec. 2l.-ln regard II ex-
secretary Manning's health friend
of1he family says that Mr.. Manning
lies during the greater part Of tho
time with his eyes closed and appar-
emily oblvious 10 his surroundiug-.
when aroused he appears bewlldercd
and requires sometime 10 collect him
self. HetaSes food at the hand of
MS altendant' at regula' intervals.
Aside from such occasional spells OF
Arousing, however, his copd,ion Is
Que OF apathy and Indifference. So
10 sum It Up, spite the statements
which his family make, when Gp-
proached for Information, MIR. Man
ning is man sick uuto death.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-22

Holiday bargains in cloak depart.
ment
Holiday bargains in carpet depart
ment.
Holiday bargains in shoe depart
meut.
IioI day bargains in six depart
ment.
Holiday bargains in millinery de-
partment.
Holiday bargains in glove depart
ment.
Holiday bargains in every depart
ment IN our house for this Cnristmas
week sanger Brothers.
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THE COLD STORM


MfNNEAroLts, DEC. 9l-Ihe storm
which started yesterday sti contiu-
ues In Minnesota, and j. by far Tie
WORT OF the season. The wind j.
etrong and the snow la. driiied bad
". The storm was genera. in tn
northwest Il was accompanied by
very cold weather in Dakota and thr
or,hwest territory, the lowest point
reached being twenty-eight degrees
below zero q, Fort Assenbsine. AT 3
O'Clock yesterday it had stopped
showing at al. points IN Dakcth eN-
Bismarck and it WAS moving
east
Al CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Dec. 2l.-TAe rain, mud
and slush which on es.erday aft r
aoon ma ie life In Chicago "a burden,
gave place during the night to q cold
wave from the northwest aud inside
OF twelve hours there was drop OF
thiftY-tive degrees IN temperature.
The sigma! service reports the / her-
mometer at live degrees above zero IN
the city in the morning hours.
At . O'Clock 1t was t3n abO7e AT lO
o'cl>ck the sun shone brightly, bu'
had ouly slight warming eilec..
The " nd during tie might reached
the velocity OF twenty four 30 's All
hour, but had dropped to -IN at Z
O'Clock thus morning EJIt Totem
Dakota, reported temperature al
twenty degrees below zero. AT Dsu
yer it was fourteen below, aud al
Montrosc twenty degrees below
Away down nj Fort Davis Texas, tn
iuhsbitants were revel ~ in the phc
nomenal luxury of a snow storm. a
san Francisco the therm ometer stoo,
at twentY-3iX degrees above zero
SUFFERING IN KANSAS
L.us.s C,rv D.c Of srocis
To the Tuuns from We.tnrn k.tusa
til OF terrible suffering from the col,
pIlzzard now faglhg four people ar
,,p. tepo' nin 1eu uv". III N,"'N count!, NV
two chil5ren sra knoI,n 4, have NOR
ished rhern /. vrcat suf,erir,t in thn
nortion ot the s,o,c nwing ~ th,
scarcity Of coal the surnlv wa. OK
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-22

ts'her, :. w. Rawson, president of ne
Union Trust company, several weeks
ago just sitter the Litter had come out
of the Third Presbyterian church. at
tle conclusion of the Sunday morn
lug service. Action on the case has
been delayed on account of the coudi-
tiol Of the .t.p-fath.r, q, in case of
the h3ter'- dest1. the ludictm mt
woui have been to- murder Instead
OF mpt to commit murder.
THr HlLl SBORO FIRE
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EXPERIENCE.

III pregnancy, lnvoritc Proscrir,r
is "A mothers cordial relieving nA,u
weakness Of stomach and other distrts4,i
SYMPTOMS common 10 that condition 4
its tsr is kept up in the latter monthsd
lrrstdtiun, II SO prepares the system for d.
livery as To- greatly lessen. and many ins
almost entirely do away with the suaCnns
OF that trS ing ordeal.
"EaVorite Prescriptions" when taken
in connection with the use uf Dr. Pcrcss
Golden Medical Discovery. and small AIa
tive doses Of Dr. picrc's purgatiye pcller
Iittlr Liver Pills, cures Liver, Kidney and
Bhpldcr diseases Their combined usc also
removes hlood taiuts. and aholishcs can.
corous and rcroiulous humurs from ths
system.
"Eayoritc Prescription" is the only
medicine tor women Sold by druggists
rdcr "a positive guarantee, from TIN
putacturrrs, that il VIII give satisfas
~ in every case. or money will hc n
YOU d. This guarantee has teen printo
IllnH bottlc-wrapper, and. faithfully ca
NJ ~" for many years Large hOttle
I,"I 9u 500, or ~iN bottles fox
7o.oV' ", Sow ten cents in stamps for Dr.
SehG 20, illustrated Treatise nsl
naCr.N ,,a,,,'S, o,, II, III, 'casos of Women.
Gr7 VAIN trcet, BUEFALO,
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Tucker SAYS some of the people are
doing considerable blowing about the
HOLIDAY goods they are selling, bur il
the truth were known he is doing
about ~ well rs any Of them.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-22

just received, q fresh and beautiful
line OF ine Imported cloths aud pants
goods, suitable for extra occasions.
Please csll and examine. south
Fourth street, G.. a. Lack.
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Remember the auction beginning at
) p. M, to-day goods must 20. re-
gardlcss OF cost, at 327 Austiu street.
Behrens 81 Castles.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-22

JoHs f. SrGAR, Of MHcnbtck, Va, writes
" M wife had been suffering for two or three
years with female weakness, and hnd pad
out one hundred dollars to physicians with
ont relief She took nr Picrc"s Favoritc
Prescription and il did her mulc good than
ali the medicine given to her 10y the physl-
re years they had been prActicinK upon her.
Mrs GEORGE HERGER, of W,NMh, y. "
writes. " was great sufferer IRON I'uCor-
rhca bcariug-down pains, and puin contin-
unllv across my back. Three bottles oi your
tuvnrtc Prescription restored me TO per
feet health | treated with Dr. -. Tor
nine months, without receiving any ben'it.
,ription is the greatest earthly boon to US
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JEALOUS
DOGTORS.


cures nausea, weakness s,'i"'" ,r.,!
Rcstipn, hlOnting and cruc ..n,m, =, ~,
A. "A soothing and \ Ur'I UI,n - ',',' ,,-
neryine. Fav6rite Presc. 'P,ii3lm 'Pailnyinr and and
cqualod nud is invaluable IN rr,,1 iii,
slbdung nervous cxctabiltS IT.. ilr'"nlLi,S a,,aa,3
exhaustion, ,prostrntion, hyste "'; eym]pt3ms ]
and other distressing, nervous Ino and
commonly attendant upon funct. i"d,,r,.
organic disease of the womb. ~ ,,N,
refreshing sleep and relieves mcntA '''
icty and dependency. .;on
DIR. Pierce. Favoritc Prcscrip '"''
IL "A legitimate medicine. CART ''1
compounded by an experienced and slu'l. '
physician, and adapted To womHn's dolicS.
organization 1t is purely vegetable in I
composition and perfectly harmless in hS
effects in any condition Of tn" system.
"Envoritc Prescription is IA posi-
tive cure for tho most complicated aud
obstinate eases of lcucorhri. cor whites.
excessive flowing at monthly periods. pain
tul mcnstruatiuu, unnatural stppt >>lpus,
prolapsus or falling of tho womb. weak
back. "tcmulc Weakness untcVerSion, re-
troVorsion hcuriug-dowu sensations chrou-
ic congestion, inflammation and ulccrHtioi
Of the womb. inflammation. pain and ten
dcrness in ovarlcs. accompanied with in
ternal heat
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-22

CHICAGO, Dec. 2l.-The grand Jury
returned an indictment against the
young man Ralph W, Lee, charged
WITH an attempt to murder his step
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-22

Try "A jar OF Ilyman's Celebrated
sweet pickles ~ Is. 4. Littlo II Co.'S
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TREATING the FsRONG DISEASE.

tiy imagine, one from dyspepsia another from heart da4
i-tiOn prostiHtun, another with here
ONCi-bsy doctor dias
such whcn in reality they all only 1nfmy
uuragcs his practice until large bills Th .tflr
our treatment consequent complications. proper TSs
entirely removed the disease thereby dllcng all th
misery
I-..n]. a marvellous Cure. Mrs. G. r SrnAcrs
,iF AL 1jiN tfn,Ii .Ncl. -
| | f'me w,'in'ss, lcncorriiGa and failing Of is
lnnTncc womb for So had To keep hs
1 n good drQtOrVd win mn
S-z~-s-<~9 different phy siCiaus. and spent
Of money received msting benefit my huas
o medicines. which
because WAS pre- udcod them doctors saA
they would do me good finally told my huan that 4
he would get me some yOr medicines, would try tbe
aginsl the advice my physcNn re got Sly hotts tie
ten dollars. took three bottles of Discovery and fou, st
years gave the balance of the medicine my who
wns troubled in the way and she cured herself in or
| mad to take any medicine for
years,
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The HlLLSBORO FIRE

E''~r' Of the Damage. Insurance oacotes
m Town.
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The GREATEST
| EARTHLY BoOA.

The 'Favoritr PrrscriptiO
poor suffering wOiucn.'
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| S 100
| THROWN Away.

CLANS during the tiIr
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SrRGNuFIELp, H., Dec. Il. l.-Shorily
ait r noon yesterday the temperature
fell 81 degrees and is now at zero. A
heavy wind and snow storm followed
The falling temperature and the
ground is covered with several inches
of SNOW
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-22
HEADACHE
Bilious Headache, Dizziness, Com
Stipatilu, Ind iCeatjoI R;IiOus

trUhtullY he sall tiht thcr acton upon the 6y
universal not gland tissue escaping their sunatiyo in
sod by druggists for % cents yiu Manufactured th
nal laborat4ry OF WORLp's DsrkNsARY MEDICAL Assoc
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ENGLISH
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Nervous Deb lity. Seminal Weakness. Ex.
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YOUNG MEN

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should consult us mt once. The drain can be
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The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1887-12-14
For The Mirror.


A remark made by Inspector Butts in his
address to the boys Sunday before last, to
the effect that. ''the board of corrections
and charities had under consideration a
plan which contemplated the encouragement
of a prisoner on his release. and to his mind
more genuine good could be accomplished
in this direction than could be hoped for by
the most jealous conservative of the pres
ent SYSTEM" called to my mind little in
cident that came under my observation
while engaged in the task of eIevating mud
on shovel from trench. A young man
OF about twenty-five had just been dis
charged. but like bird that had been long
in captivity he was lost and went round and
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1887-12-14
Giving Away State Secrets.

PA. what does carrying the banner
mean?" asked a precOcious siX-year-Old Of
his parent.
''It means walking around all night SO as
to be up early in the morning. But why
do you ask?"
because heard ma tell the new min
lister that YOU carried the banner at Get
tysburg. and that if you continued on as
you were doing now, you would soon be
earring it again"
My boy, go and tell your ma that if she
persists in making the new minister the re-
pOsitOry of her domestic secrets. there will
be wigs and false teeth on the green" said
the grief-stricken husband as he sank into
a chair.-ChicagO Sunday National.